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Aug 09, 2017, 11:29 PM
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I am a behavior specialist working with a nonverbal 4 yr old boy who pinches and bites. We've used PECs, redirectiong, etc, but due to the extreme cognitive delays, and being nonverbal, finding addition methods of reducing this behavior has been challenging. I'm looking for suggestions as to what has worked curb this behavior in other nonverbel children. Thanks in advance!
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